Foxworthy Wealth Advisors

06/24/2026

When one partner earns significantly more than the other, money conversations can get complicated.

It’s not just about the numbers. It’s about communication, expectations, and feeling like you’re on the same team. A few things that can help include aligning on shared goals, being open about finances, and agreeing on how decisions are made, whether that’s jointly or with defined roles.

At the end of the day, a strong financial partnership is less about who earns more. It’s about how you plan together.

06/22/2026

06/19/2026

What if you could “test-drive” retirement before it actually begins?

One simple idea: try living on your planned retirement income for a month while you’re still working. It can help you better understand your spending and make adjustments ahead of time.

You might also use vacation time to see what your days actually look like without work, or even spend a few weeks in a place you’re considering for retirement.

A little real-world testing now can go a long way in helping you feel more prepared for what’s ahead.

06/17/2026

Retirement choices often surprise us. A report reveals 59% of retirees left work earlier than planned. 📊

A new survey underscores a common misconception about retirement: that we get to choose when and how we leave the workforce.

06/12/2026

If your money had labels, where would it actually go?

Most people would say things like bills, savings, and fun—but the real breakdown can look a little different once you dig in.

A quick check-in on your spending can help make sure your money is lining up with what matters most to you.

06/10/2026

Explore the ins-and-outs of 529 plans and how to maximize educational savings.
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Congress continues to increase the tax and estate planning benefits of 529 plans, making them a must-consider tool for parents and grandparents.

06/05/2026

According to Mind Over Money, 77% of Americans feel anxious about their financial situation. That's not a small number. Chances are, someone you know is carrying that weight right now.

Here's the thing though: one of the most effective ways to reduce financial anxiety isn't earning more or spending less. It's simply having a written plan.

When your goals, income, and priorities are laid out in front of you, the unknown becomes a lot less scary. A plan won't solve every financial challenge, but it gives you something powerful: a sense of control.

If financial stress has been on your mind lately, that might be your sign to sit down and get it on paper. We'd love to help with that.